rbaker67
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RE: Paying in chunks as you go—smart move or risky business?

I get what you're saying about specifics being important, but honestly, I've seen some great contractors who just aren't paperwork people. One roofer ...

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RE: how long should we honor price quotes?

Yeah, 30 days sounds pretty reasonable—it gives homeowners enough time to weigh their options without leaving contractors hanging too much. I've notic...

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RE: How tricky is too tricky when fixing modern gadgets?

Haha, totally feel your pain on this one. I've tackled a few gadgets lately that promised "easy DIY installation," and halfway through I'm thinking, "...

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RE: Roof shingles that actually hold up in crazy wind?

Had something similar happen on my parents' place a couple years back. They went with these high-end shingles rated for some crazy wind speeds, so we ...

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RE: how much does fixing up after a big storm usually set you back?

Totally agree moisture meters can be tricky depending on what you're checking. One thing I've found helpful is doing regular attic checks right after ...

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RE: roof vents and the mysterious midnight drip

You're definitely on the right track with flashing under the ridge vent—sealants are tempting, but like you said, they're usually just a temporary pat...

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RE: Best ways to insulate a modified bitumen roof?

Sounds like you're on the right track with the polyiso boards—I've seen a lot of roofers use them exactly as you described. Spray foam can be great to...

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RE: trouble getting a watertight seal on shed skylights

Good call on the roller—I learned that trick the hard way. Another thing I've found helpful is warming up the tape slightly with a heat gun or hairdry...

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RE: Keeping leaves outta gutters—my DIY mesh guard method

I did something similar last fall, and so far the aluminum mesh has been solid through some pretty nasty storms. One tip I'd add is to slightly overla...

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